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> They aim to replace CUDA with their proprietary equivalents Neither oneAPI, nor ROCm are proprietary?
by spookie 3y ago
> They aim to replace CUDA with their proprietary equivalents
Neither oneAPI, nor ROCm are proprietary?
- einpoklum 3y agoThey're single-vendor-controlled (and vendor-specific implementation-wise). The question of whether the spec is proprietary is less significant.
- hjabird 3y agoSYCL (closely related to oneAPI) isn't single-vendor-controlled. It's a Khronos open standard. If you take a look at the spec, you'll see contributions from various universities, Qualcomm, Huawei, Argonne, Altera, and AMD (Xilinx I think). Intel just adopted it (and bought Codeplay, the original contributor). oneAPI is a set of SYCL related standards. Originally that was Intel, but now that's owned by the UXL foundation, which is part of the Linux foundation.